Friday Oct 16th, 10:30 – 1571 G.G. Brown
The strong focus on more efficient energy use and conversion, on more efficient transportation, and on environmental protecting technologies relies heavily on the advancement of (new) functional nanomaterials and nanosystems. Continue Reading »
In 1987, Dr. John Mansfield joined the University of Michigan as the laboratory manager of the north campus Electron Microbeam Analysis Laboratory (EMAL) and then, from 2005 as the laboratory manager and associate director, successfully growing an initially small transmission electron microscopy facility with 3 TEMs and 1 XPS system, into a much larger materials characterization facility currently serving over 450 users. Continue Reading »
Sept. 16 | Room 4234, Medical Science I Building, University of Michigan, 1301 Catherine St.
The University of Michigan is hosting a complimentary BioAFM workshop featuring Bruker’s new BioScope Resolve AFM. This workshop will focus on biomechanics, high-resolution imaging and a new level of seamless AFM and inverted optical microscope integration. Join Continue Reading »